UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS' VISIT

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• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 14, 2001
• Sequence Number: 17
• Publication Date: June 7, 1978
• Content Type: MF

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7 June 1978
MEMORANDUM FOR: See Distribution
FROM : Associate Coordinator for Academic Relations
and External Analytical Support
SUBJECT : University Presidents' Visit
Presidents Sheldon Hackney of Tulane, Steven Muller of Johns
Hopkins, Peter Magrath of the University of Minnesota, and
Jack Peltason, President of the American Council on Education, have
accepted Admiral Turner's invitation to visit the Agency on June 14,
Activities that day will be substantially the same as on March 10
when three university presidents participated. The schedule and
biographic sketches of the visitors are attached. The four have
been cleared for and agreed to SECRET briefings.
Attachments:
As stated
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MULLER, STEVEN, univ. and hosp. pres.: b. Hamburg. Germany.
No%. 22. 1927: s. Werner Adolph and Marianne (Hartstein) M.:
brought to U.S.. 1940. naturalized. 1949: B.A., U. Cal. at Los Angeles.
1948: B.Litt. (Rhodes scholar). Oxford (Eng.) U.. 1951: Ph.D..
Cornell U.. 1958: D.Litt.. Alfred U.. 1966. Coll. Charleston. 1974:
LL.D.. U. Md.. 1972: S.Sc.D.. Washington Coll.. 1974; m. Margie
Hellman. June 19. 1951: children--Julie. Elizabeth. Asst. prof.
Haverford (Pa.) Coll.. 1956-58: mem. faculty and adminstrn. Cornell
U.. 1958-71. dir. Center Internat. Studies. 1961-66. v.p. pub. affairs.
1966-7 1: provost Johns Hopkins. 197 1-72. pres.. 1972-. also trustee:
pres.. mem. bd. trustees Johns Hopkins Hosp.. 1972-. Dir. Comml.
Credit Co. Cons. Dept. Def.. 1962-67. ACDA. 1962-67. asst. sec. for
edn. HEMV. 1967-68: cons. Am. Council Edn.. 1972-. Bd. dirs. ednl.
div. United Fund. Bait.: bd. dirs. Bait. Mus. Art. Whitney Mus. Mod.
Art. N.Y.C.. Council for Financial Aid to Edn., Nat. Council Ind.
Coils. and Univs.: trustee Md. Acad. Sci. Served with AL'S. 1954-55.
Mem. Council Fgn. Relations. Am. Posit. Sci. Assn.. Inst. Strategic
Studies. Am. Assn. Rhodes Scholars. Phi Beta Kappa. Clubs: Cosmos
(Washington): University (N.Y.C.). Author: Documents on European
Government. 1963. Home: 222 Gateswood Rd Lutherville MD 21093
Office: Johns Hopkins Univ Charles and 34th Sts Baltimore MD
21218
PELTASON, JACK WALTER, edni. adminstr.; b. St. Louis. Aug. 29,
1923; s. Walter B. and Emma (Hartman) P.; B.A., U. Mo., 1943, .M.A.,
1944; A.M., Princeton, 1946, Ph.D., 1947; m. Suzanne Toil, Dec.
1.1946; children-Nancy Hartman, Timothy Walter H., Jill K.
Faculty Smith Coil., 1947-51; faculty U. Ill., 1951-64, prof. polit. sci.,
1959-64. dean Coll. Liberal Arts and Scis., 1960-64; vice chancellor
3cad. affairs U. Cal., Irvine, 1964-67; chancellor Urbana-Champaign
campus U. Ill., Urbana, 1967-. Cons. Mass. Little Hoover Commit..
1950. Mem. Am. Posit. Sci. Assn. (council 1952-54), Phi Beta Kappa,
Phi Kappa Phi. Author. The Missouri Plan for the Selection of Judges,
1947; Understanding the Constitution, 7th edit., 1975; Federal Courts
in the Political Process, 1957; (with James M. Burns) Government by
the people, 9th edit., 1975; Fifty-eight Lonely Men, 1961; also
articles. revs. Home: 101 W Meadows Urbana IL 61801
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HACKNEY, FRANCIS SHELDON, educator: b. Birmingham. Ala..
Dec. 5. 1933: s. Cecil Fain and Elizabeth (Morris) H.: B. A.. Vanderbilt
U.. 1955: M.A.. Yale, 1963, Ph.D.. 1966; m: Lucy Judkins Durr. June
15. 1957: children-Virginia Foster. Sheldon Fain. Elizabeth Morns.
'fem. faculty Princeton. 1965-75. asso. prof. history. 1969-72. prof..
provost. 1972-75: pres. Tulane U.. New Orleans, 1975-. Served with
USNR. 1956-61. Recipient Charles S. Sydnor award So. Hist. Assn..
1970. Beveridge prize Am. Hist. Assn.. 1970. Mern. Am.. So. hist.
assns.. Orgn. Am. Historians. Author: Populism to Progressivism in
Alabama, 1969. Editor Populism: The Critical Issues. 1971; (with
others) Understanding the American Experience. 1973. Home: 2
Audubon PI New Orleans LA 70118
MAGRATI-1, C. PETER, Univ. pres.; b. N.Y.C.. Apr. 23. 1933: s.
Laurence Wilfrid and
lCrrnc(IIDLnti )~ M.: mB andra lit hes.
laude, U. N.H., 1955: Ph.D..
dune 19. 1955: 1 dau.. Valerie Ruth. Mein. faculty Brown U.. 1961-6b.
prof. assn. dean Grad. Sch.. 1965-66: dean C_c,tl.
prof. poiit. sci.. .
Arts and tici., U. . Neb.. Lincoln 1969-6c). dcan~fac rof~4pcic~c,sc?.
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1968-72, vice chancellor for acad. affairs. 1972: pres. State U. N:Y. at
Bringhainton, 1972-74. prof. polit. sci., 1972-74: pres. U. Minn.. M pls..
1974 . Served with AUS. 1955-57. Mcrn. A.A.U.P.. Am. id 1ppt
"Kappa
polit. ;ci. assns.. Orgn. Am. Historians. Phi Be t C Kappa. Phi ,6
Phi. Pi Gamma Mu, Pi Sigma Alpha. Kappa Alpha
Morrison R. Waite: The Triumph of Character. 1963: Yazoo: La' and
Politics in the New Republic, The Case of Fletcher v. Peck. 1966:
Constitutionalism and Politics: C ontlict and Consensus. 1968: (with
others) The American Democracy. 2d edit.. 1973: (with others) Issues
and Perspectives in American Government, 197 1; also articles. Horne:
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